Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-11-30
Blaine is still in Paris.
Parnell is oh the Sussex coast.

cally i'll at Amsterdam.
The drought threatens to catise great
suffering in Indiana.
Spellman, the famous jockey and
"dude of the turf is dying.
The condition of Bishop Bedell of
Cleveland, Ohio is very serious.
The forest fires along the Mississippi
near Memphis, are still doing great
damage.
Sir Henry Drummond Wolff has
been appointed British Minister to
Teherar..
The mails between the United States
and Venezuela increased 1856 per cent
in quantity during the last fiscal year.
DR.. Canoy well known Partisan
physician has just died of rabies. He
was under Pasteur's treatment.
No further combined attempt will
be made to Gongregate In Trafalgar
Square, London, pending legal deci.
sion.
Don Jaun, father of Don Carlos died
at Brighton, England on Friday. The
Spanish pretender now claims to be
the legitimate King of Spain.
General Boulanger holds his levees
at the Hotel du Louvre, and is heartily
cheered by the crowds who stand
around the gate.ways to see him go by
Friends of Surveyor General Ham,
mond of California, are reported to be
urging his appointment as Commiss-
ioner of the General Land Office, in
place of Sparks, resigned.
George Fargo, daughter of the late
William G. Fargo, who was President
of Wells Fargo Il Co., sues her uncle
James c. Fargo and other executors
of the estate, to fecover SAC, 1000, claim
ed to be due her as one of the heirs.
The Fremont, Elkhorn and Missouri
Valley extension into Wyoming Ter.
was opened from Douglas, Wy Ito
! Glen Rock, Monday, also the exten.
sion from Rapid City, d. T. to White
hood, d. T line 613 miles long.
Major Sanderson, in speech at
Nottingham, England, yesterday de.
ciared that Gladstone's statement that
the murder of Constable Whelan was
put up case, was an absolute lie.
Gladstone, he SAID, was one end of a
chain and Patrick Ford the other.
The Missouri Pacific at Houston,
Texas, has employed new men to take
! the place of the strikers. The Switch
men employed in the southern Pacific
railroad yards struck yesterday on
| being refused an advance in wages
similar TO the demand made by the
men in Houston
Two thousand crofters living on the
Isle OF Lewes. have commenced IL
campaign to exterininate the deer in
| the forests. They allege that G000
croitels are starving who ought 10 be
living en- The land now given up to tie
| deer,and that in adopting their present
csurse they are actuaIed by sheer
necessity
The latest bulletin from the German
Grown Prince are favorable, "a. an
expert says lhey are favorable Tor the
mument only. The real gu-s son now
is now long his fc may be prolonged.
| The Germans think that ii II spasln Of
choking does not occur he may live
tour or fve years. SIR Morrel Nc.
Kinzie considers two years lle time
Captain and shipping men generally
III Chicago are highly indignant al the
misleading and inefficient Signal Ser
NlCC pTculCi NlilS S6ut Out lTuiu w ASH
iugtnn lo The Government observalories
in the neighborhood of the lakes. They
think The Service has delrioraled aud
that il should no lohger BE under the
control of tnt military.
Regarding the story Of M attempt to
resuscilale The body OF Spies after The
execution, Dr Hnllow, who examined
the remains when lheN e;@'ivc'! III ne
uhderIaker's, says there WAS no attempt
made 10 resuscllaIe SPIES. The man
was dead beyond any ho.,e of resusci.
,ation. the rigor mortis @ad already set
In when The examination was rnsde,
stiifening the neck and Jaw.
The Southern Pacific and the Union
, Pacific are giving the Benefit OF their
fast line arrangements TO third class
passengers. The emigrant tram feaves
at f':30 A. NJ. and reaches Ogden at